Dreame Brings Heat, Steam, and AI to CES 2026 Floors

Dreame Technology is heading to CES 2026 with a pretty clear message: wet & dry vacuums are no longer just “vacuum plus mop.” They are becoming heat-and-steam machines with AI assistance, designed to reduce the annoying parts of cleaning like multiple passes, edge misses, and that classic “why is this still sticky?” moment.

At two booths (LVCC Central Hall and the Venetian Expo), Dreame is framing wet & dry cleaning as a core piece of its whole-home smart ecosystem. The pitch is less about one magic feature and more about stacking practical upgrades: heat to loosen grime, steam to sanitize without chemicals, and robotic assistance to reach the places your wrist and patience would rather avoid.

What Dreame is actually showing at CES 2026

Dreame is splitting the showcase into two exhibition zones: Las Vegas Convention Center, Central Hall (Booth 17726) and Venetian Expo (Booth 52323). If you like seeing products in action, this matters because wet & dry vacs are all about “does it work on real messes” rather than pretty spec sheets.

The demo theme is also consistent: make cleaning more predictable. Not “perfect,” not “effortless,” but closer to “one pass, done.” That means fewer repeat strokes over the same spot, less manual scrubbing, and better consistency along edges and under furniture where most cleaners quietly fail.

H15 Pro Heat: hot water + edge and under-furniture focus

The H15 Pro Heat is being positioned as Dreame’s first hot water floor cleaning vacuum, using 185°F (85°C) hot water to help break down greasy residue. Heat is a simple idea, but on kitchens and dining areas it can be the difference between “smear” and “lift.”

What makes this model stand out in the announcement is its AI robotic arm and a 180° lie-flat design. In practice, that combo is meant to improve cleaning under low furniture and along edges, two areas where wet & dry vacs often leave a thin line of “almost clean.” Dreame also notes it received a CES 2026 Innovation Award, which at least signals it is one of the headline devices in the booth.

H16 Pro Steam: dual AI arms and chemical-free sanitization

The H16 Pro Steam goes harder on the “deep clean without chemicals” angle. Dreame claims it is the world’s first with dual AI robotic arms, paired with a dual-heat cleaning system that uses 392°F (200°C) steam alongside 194°F (90°C) water.

The practical promise here is stubborn-mess handling: dried-on spills, sticky patches, and high-traffic grime that usually forces you to either pre-treat with cleaner or scrub manually. Steam can also help with sanitization, and the point Dreame is making is that you can get that effect without relying on chemical solutions for everyday floor care.

Why wet & dry vacuums keep taking over normal homes

Traditional floor routines are still a clunky tool-switching exercise: vacuum dry debris, mop wet messes, then re-mop because someone walked through it. Wet & dry vacuums compress those steps by handling dry debris and wet spills in one pass, which is why they are getting popular with kids, pets, and anyone who values time more than suffering.

In Dreame’s CES framing, the category is evolving from convenience to capability. The added heat, steam, and AI-assisted reach are meant to make results more repeatable, not just faster. As for pricing and availability, Dreame Technology has not shared retail details in this announcement, but the products and core technologies will be showcased at CES 2026, January 6 to 9, as part of the company’s broader ecosystem push.